Got a sewing machine gathering dust or got a crafty itch you want to scratch?
Then the Twin Made Beginner Sewing Workshop maybe for you!
Read MoreGot a sewing machine gathering dust or got a crafty itch you want to scratch?
Then the Twin Made Beginner Sewing Workshop maybe for you!
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I have been super organised and have our October - December dates ready for you, have a browse and get booking here!
We have our faves back: Dungaree and Neon Signs and also mention the C- bomb, no not that C bomb, but Christmas with some Crappy Craft Christmas Specials and Wreath Making!
Read MoreDuring our works shops we share lots of tips on using a sewing machine, so if you have a sewing machine at home or wanted to get started or get back into the sewing seat?
Here are a few top tips to stop you throwing your sewing machine out of the window.
Tips for using your sewing machine:
Before sewing make sure there are two threads, one through the needle and one from the bobbin - make sure they are long and touch you desk - this stop the needle un-threading.
If moving the needle - get into a habit of turning the turning wheel towards you and towards you only, this will stop the threads from tangling.
When you have finished sewing and you move the fabric away from the machine, ensure the needle is up to its highest point. If more than one thread comes out of the bobbin holder, turn the turning wheel slightly and try again.
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